Mobile Interface

Orthopaedia.NET is now available on most smartphones as either a Web App (web-based user interface) or Native App for iPhone/iPad and Android.

Web App

To access the Orthopaedia.NET Web App simply goto the URL www.orthopaedia.net/m on your smartphone browser

Supported Browsers

Native Apps

Native Apps for iPhone/iPad pr Android-based smartphones can be downloaded to iTunes or Android Market respectively by clicking on the icons below.

You can also search for “Mobile Interface for Confluence” on iTunes or “Mobile UI for Confluence” on Android Market.

Once the App is installed you will need to enter in the Orthopaedia.NET URL (www.orthopaedia.net) for the App to connect to the Orthopaedia.NET server.

Demo

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Last Updated on June 27, 2024

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